Casual Gaming Revolution “fad” to come to an End? Posted by: dvbrevolution in 1. Wii News & Articles When the Wii was released back in 2006, Casual Gaming took off like never before in the console space. We had even seen Sony and Microsoft enter the market so that they can get a piece of the pie. Unfortunately, it seems that with the massive amount of “casual games” with very little quality titles available in the market, we could see the beginning of the end of what one might call the “cas
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Nintendo fanboys have been crying collective tears of indifference ever since the Wii became the top selling console of this generation. On the one hand, Nintendo is finally back to its rightful position at the top, but on the other hand, it got there by creating casual games that are marketed to little girls and the elderly alike.
TouchMaster 2 DS Review Publisher: Midway Developer: PhoenixSoft Players: 1-2 Midway has put out another collection of casual games for Nintendo DS owners in the form of TouchMaster 2, and it is definitely a step up from the original. Midway has done a good job to this point on both the Nintendo DS and the Nintendo Wii in trying to garner attention from casual gamers. Last year, they released TouchMaster, a collection of games which users could play on their DS. They have now come back
With all the “casual” games readily there – from the Xbox 360 Live Arcade, PS3’s Playstation Network and the Nintendo Wii’s Virtual Arcade, 2d shooters are easier than ever to play and get into.
Wii Play collects nine quick and addictive games that are easy to pick up and play and hard to put away. With the intuitive controls of the Wii Remote, even the most inexperienced gamers will have no trouble mastering the controls. Every game features a multiplayer mode, so you and your friends can compete for the high score or go head to head to see who’s the best. Wii Play comes with a white Wii Remote, so your friends can join in the action. Games include:
User Ratings and Reviews
4 Stars Wii Sports alike game
Similar to Wii Sports, but it includes some interesting casual games. I wished it had Wifi logo on it.
4 Stars Wii Play Game With Remote
The games are great fun, and keep you moving. You feel like you really are at a bowling alley, or on the tennis courts. The remote helped us be able to play the games as a group.
3 Stars Wii Play Review
this wii game is not a necessity, but it is a great way to get a new game and a remote at the same time, the games are very elementary.
5 Stars Good Value for an Extra Wii Remote + Game
This is a good purchase for anyone looking to get another Wii Remote for their Nintendo Wii console.
The Wii Play game itself doesn’t offer much, but there are some mini games in there that might be somewhat interesting and can provide some fun for short periods of time especially with friends over.
Packaged with the Wii Remote makes this a worthwhile game. Don’t buy this for the game itself.
4 Stars Wii Play
It’s not as much fun as other games, but I’m glad I purchased it, plus it came with a free remote.
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Video games are more mainstream than ever, becoming a $25 billion industry that reaches into living rooms everywhere. But gaming’s growth isn’t just due to the Nintendo Wii’s explosive popularity. Rather, it’s due to the booming resurgence of casual games.
SAN FRANCISCO -- Is Cammie Dunaway's shiny Princess Peach T-shirt helping her establish some hard-core gamer cred? Probably not, but Nintendo of America's executive vice president of sales and marketing had plenty of announcements that made hard-core gamers happy at the company's media summit on Thursday. After infamously spending the company's E3 press conference in July talking mostly about casual games, Dunaway got applause when she told the press that beloved franchises Punch-Outand
